Identify crime by scar, tattoo
An American researcher has just created an automatic image retrieval system; whereby law enforcement agencies can identify suspects and victims through scars and tattoos…
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An American researcher has just created an automatic image retrieval system; whereby law enforcement agencies can identify suspects and victims through scars and tattoos…
Imagine insect robots watching foot soldiers in rugged mountain terrain, conducting bomb attacks and identifying nuclear or biological weapons. This may sound like a sci…
Japanese scientists say they have developed a remote control system that identifies jaw movements to make simple commands for a music player or other electronic devices.…
Instead of the old methods, using gelatin tape to get fingerprints will capture both the fingerprints, even 1 millionth of a gram. Analyzing them, it is determined
To develop a non-cash payment method to a new level, Hitachi will use fingerprints to identify customers on behalf of credit cards.
Anti-crime equipment and the latest high-tech cameras were introduced at the recent Tokyo Security Show. One of the most unique items on display is the security camera
British consulting firm Cambridge has launched a radar-sized device with a laptop
BioMérieux in France has developed a rapid test called CampyFood ID to detect Campylobacter in food. Campylobacter, predominantly C.jjuni, is a major cause of diarrhea
Datadot is a synchronous system to identify and identify assets, helping organizations and businesses protect product brands. New Australian technology has been
A new bag can identify the contents and remind the owner if something is missing. Ladybag bags aimed at the trendy girl, sometimes leave home but forget the cell phone,…
US anti-piracy experts have devised a device that can identify people behind a 25cm wall. It is expected that this Rada Scope radar can become a powerful aid to police a…
Hitachi has created a security system that recognizes blood vessels in the hands of car door openers thanks to the sensor attached to the door handle along with the tran…
Australian scientists are developing a computer surveillance system that can identify a derelict suitcase at a crowded airport and tell what happens to the person who ab…